The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], December 28, 1882, Image 2

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THE INTELLIGENCER.
Published dnlljr (Suud?yi excepted),
FREW, CAXPnCLk A HART ..PROPRIETORS,
At Son. 23 Mid 27 Fourteenth 8trecL
TERM9 OK DAILY i
Oat? rrjpr one year,-IS OO J Three month*,,,.:,i.42 00
Hit month* \ COl Ouu mouth 75
Delivered by carrlenMn city, 16cper week.
TKRM8 OP BEM I-WEEKLY J
One jtmr $3 001 HI* months..... HM|| 60
TERMS OK WEEKLY?
Out* year -11 M> I Six month*. -....It 00
iireal reduction UiCluU. Bend for lamplv copy
u<l circular* Addreu,
PHEW, CAMPBELL it HART.
Whirling, II*. I'd.
(Entered nt the Pwtofflrc at Wheeling, W. Va.,a?
leeondclm* matter.)
WHEKl.l.VO. W. VA., UK(,'KMHER 2ft, 1M2.
Our I'rte Heliooln.
U" min ml v'ii two uliixita nf liikt viuinrt
kindly furnished by tbeStatoSupertendent
of Free Schools, wo i;et an Interesting view
of the progress of common scool education
in West Vir^inia for the post year. There
in an increase of 5 in the number of
school districts, and of 135 iu the number
ot school housed the present number
belug 15,8:19. The present value of school
property is $1,823,1)87, an increase of $70,Kl'J
for the year.
The enrollment tor J881-2 shows 103,554
children between six and sixteen years of
age, an iucrause of 4,180 for the year; tho
number from sixteen to twenty-one years
of ago is 48,044, an iucrease of 7711. More
than 10,000 children have been added to
the school rolls withiu the year. The at'
tendance was 02 'per cent of the enrollment,
showing a decrease of t per cent;
uud there was a falling oil' of 1M0 iu the
general average. Three thousand and
forty-live teachers were employed, an increase
of !14, and the average salary was
$'-'8 27 per month. The cost of maintaining
the schools for the year was $205,W)4
against $219,877 for the previous /ear.
it would he interesting to know the
number of colored children of school ago
iutheNtate, how .many of them uro attending
and what progress they are making.
We believe that no such record . is kept,
lint the color line is drawn through
our free school system and it ought to be
drawn through the statistics. According to
the census returns, in 1880 there were in
Ihis State 52,000 persons over ten years of
age who could not read and 85,1175 wlio
could not write, of whom JO, 13}) were colored.
lmiuir over half the whole colored
population over tea years of age.
JfthoStato is doing anything to overcome
this appalling mass of illiteracy and,
presumably, ignorance, it ought to be
shown. So fur as children of their own
color is concerned, it is the complaint of
colored men that they are at serious disadvantage.
In districts where there are no
colored schools they are not admitted to
the white schools, and so they get into no
schools at all.
The State is bound to make provision for
its children, white and black. It can not
afford to do leas. The education of every
colored child appeals to the selfish interest
of every white man. We ought to be glad
to open the doors and let them in.. If wfe
do not provide separate schools the alternative
is to admit them to the white schools,
and it may well be doubted whether they
can be kept out. ,
The convention of colored men which
met here yesterday wisely considered this,
the moat important, question which confronts
them. Without the advantages of
the free schools they have not a fair and
equal chance aa bread-winners?and who
will deny them that?
PERSONAL.
Victor Hugo will not keep a plant or bird
ay prisoner in bis house.
Hendricks, of Indinua, intimates that the
McDonald boom is merely u boomlette.
Commissioner liauin will be in Springfield
about the time the Illinois Legislature
meets.
Governor-elect Butler, of Massachusetts,
will, it is said, apppear in full military uniform
at his inauguration. .
Jierr John Most, the German agitator, :
now traveling in this country, says Ameri- |
can beer has the real Socialist ilavor. ,
Teresa Sturla was favored by admirers (
with very many Christmas presents, dainties
and beautiful things sent to the jail.
It is the opinion of Evangelist Barnes,
who is now holding forth iu New York,
that Mr. Moody is making more Christians
than any man living, and Mr. IngersoU
more infidels.
The marriage is announced for January
I 31 of Henry lioyt, sou of the Governor of 1
Pennsylvania, to Miss Nancy McMicliael, :
ui liiu cuuur ui j nc awrm -iHirrt- i
am, of Philadelphia. ,
Kasson, of the Ways and Means Committee,
suya that the new tariff bill which i
will be reported next week will not pre- ^
voke any lengthy debate, and that it will"
pass without material amendment.
llolman, of Indiana, who leads the
House o]>position to the Pacific Kailroads,
says the lobby is strong enough to prevent i
the passage this session of the bill forfeiting
to the government the unearned land |
grants.
.Sir Charles Dilke, who is about to enter
the English Cabinet, is u great traveler. It
is said that he has been in all the larye
cities of the world, knows more prominent
men personally than any other Englishman
living; .and speaks seven foreign ,
lauguages fluently.
Mr. Lpbouchere says in Truth that "Anthony
Trollope never made anything approaching
to ?100,000," and that the. "most
highly remunerated and successful author
of the nineteenth century, inking into ao '
count tlje amount of work accomplished,
was certainly George Eliot."
Mr. Ross K, "Winans and family, of Baltimore,
move this week into their new mansion,
which two hundred men have been
euguged in building lor a full year' past, at
a coat of nearly half a million dollars. The
house is seventy feet square, live stories
high, and looks like a French chateau.
BREAKFAST BUDGET.
The steel pen is fifty years old.
Acute Auiericanitis is the Eugiish name
for Englishmen who come over here and
get it bud.
In 1S40 Ireland held nearly one-third of
the population of the United Kingdom. It
now holds one-seventh.
The Eugiish revisers of the Old Testahave
completed the second revision as far
as the Book of Proverbs.
In the opinion of the Philadelphia Vrtms
that Massachusetts will need more than one
day of fasting and prayer next April if the
Legislature, which meets next week, lets
Ben Butler defeat Senator Hoar.
A Montreal man sout several barrels of
Canadian apples to Queen Victoria, Gladstone,
Lord D u fieri n, and General AVolseley.
Ho received tellers of acceptance from
all except the Queen, whose secretary
wrote that Her Majesty never accepts such
favors. \
ThesMirof Die nov/com'ic journal, Lijc,
of which the llrst number will appear in
New York next week, is composed almost !
wholly of bright young Hurvnril wit*.
Speaking of "Punch, brothers, punch
with care," the New York Tribune reniarka
that Mark Twain didn't write Hint famous !
doggerel, although he has appeared willing
enough to assume it. The verses were originally
concocted by Mr. Isaac 11. Urom*
ley, with the aid of oue or two'ofhisas*
sociatcs then on the stall'of The Tribune,
An Italian statistician has just marie the
discovery that every human being at pres
ent living upon the face of the globe has j
the undoubted right to claim dcKcont from
no fewer than one hundred and thirty-nine j
thousand two hundred and forty-five bll- 1
lions of ancestors, only as far back as the
commencement of the Christian era.
A man down in Tennessee has u dog
tiint crows iikq ? roosier, at urn eo n?
Trnnrwe Sentinel nays. Some two years (
ngo tlie Uojr began to practice this art, just j
u.h liu heard the roosters, until he is now i
an'expert crower. He goes through nil the
motions of a rooster, raising hia head and
brinylug.it lower down us he completes .
his crow, This story is also vouched for ,
by the local olergymeu. j
An elderly lady in Athens, Ga., owns the J
original manuscript of "Home, Sweet
Home," as written by John Howurd l'uyne,
The words of the poeui as tlrst written are j
all interlined, with hero and there an endearing
expression from the writer to the
lady who now holds it. In the old days
Payne was devotedly attached to'lier, and
(die lias many of his letters. She has been offered
a large sum for the manuscript. <
PitTiKORii, Mass., Sept. 24J, 1S78 ?Sins:?I
have taken Hop Hitters and recommend
them to others, as I found them very beneficial.
Mm, J. W. Tuu.kr, Secretary of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union. .
rrhPAW :
For l'iles, Coustipation, a Torpid Liver,
and indigestion, boBure and take Mnrmlin.
.A. CARD. !
To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretion*
of youth. nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood. Ac , I will send a recipe that
will cure you, KRKK OF C'HAKMK, This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South :
America, Hend a self-addressed envelope to the
RKV. JosEi'H T. Ink AS', Station D. New York City.
IwU-TTllH-ttt'
"THE SONTR^ST!
While other Baking Powders are largely \
adulterated with Alum and other hurtful :
drugs,
i
;
has been kept unchanged in all its original \
purity and strength. The best evidence of \
its safety and effectiveness is the fact of *
its having received jho highest' testimonials
from the most eminent chemists in the
United Status, who have' analyzed it, from
its introduction to the present time. No
other powders show so good results by the- ^
true test?the TEST OF THE OVEN. !
IT IS R PURE FRUIT BCIO BIKING POWDER
-MADE avSTEELE
& PRICE, ,
Chicago, 111., and Sfc. Louis, Mo., '
fl*naf*r<urrr? Lupalta tlr, i'rtrr'a h'jiceUl
k'Utarlnt ?nd Dr. I'rlM'ft Unlquo l'crfumo*. _________
TRAVELERS' GLIDE. J
departure of traij58?whrj5ijno timr.
Siii? T W. Ft
day. a. h. a, m. r. m. r. m. a. m.
8.4 0. R.B 1:55 8:10 2:40 5:05 7:10 ]>
r. m. ci
Jest 0. Dlv 9.15 3:15.. 11:15 jSUO b
W..P.4B.D1V 6:40 1:80 4:10 ? 3
X.M.
31e7.4PltU 0:10 10:-*0 2:C0 {4:10 >
P.,0.4 8t.L... a.m. 6:82 8:52 1:57 4:17 5:47
8:52 P. M. A. SI. a. m.
T. V. A W.. *9:35 "5:50 12:00 fl;30 74:00
:ahkivai. of trains. "
Sun- W. Ft
day. a.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. r.it. "
B.&O.R.E 111:15 1C:J0 1 15 9:10 3:40 i,
p.m. a.m. a.m.
Seat-O.DlT ? 6:10 9.50 2:55 ....
a.m. p.m. - ji'i
W..P. 4B. DIT .... 8:25 11:20 0:25...
a.m. p.m. a.m.
m0? J* Pitta. 10.1R VJQ *
a.h. a.m. a.m. ap.m. p.m. ,,
P.. 0. ib St. L.. 11:01 8:62 8:37 110*2 4:02 7:17 n
r. v. p. x. ?
S?T.V.Aff. *8:801110:30 450 *1-50 -
4 dteubenvlllu Accommodation.?'rma inuuuurlug
the day passe* backward and forward between >
Martin's Ferry audB-slUlre; 8topr?luzwfaen required 11
at the Sherman lloune, iKtuavllie, Woit Wheeling n
md Gravel Hill p
f Mamllon Accommodation. * a
St. Claireville Accommodation. fi
C? T., V. A W. Tralufi run by Columbus time. q
{Cambridge Local daily except Sunday. e
-yyHEKUNG ANDELMGBOVER.K. *
Ou and alter MONDAY, October 28,1S82, cars on tl
tlio Wheeling and Elin Grovo Ilallroad will run an a
follows: ;
Through cars leaving Cars to and from Fulton. 11
the city (corner Market 0.20a.m. 420p.m. '
and Eleventh*treet?),uud 7.00 " 8:00 "
3tamra'B, at 7:40 " 3:40 "
6:20a.m. 2:20P.m. 8:20 " 4:20 "
f7:00 " 8:40 " 9:00 " 5:00 ?
7:40 " 5:00 " 9:10 " 5:40 "
9:00 ' 6:20 " 10:00 " 10:20
? 7:40 " 11:20.." 7:00 "
11:40 9;00 ' 11:40 " 7:40 "
1:00 p.m. 1420 P. m. 8:20
From ilio cily. 1:00 " 9:00 " t
fFrom atamm t l: 10 " B
^Sundays oxccspted.
ntV.J .loCJ, K J/KKH. |
AMUSEMENTh,
OPEBA HOUSE!
fill DAY anil SATUItUAT, IIEC. 20 A !i0. (
(Jriiuil Kuttirriuy Mm lin e.
THfl ffrMtmst nf nil immlmn Plnvc ,?UI.
luimor.amtlmeuuii iinii
GHISPAI ;
A romantic stage picture of life In the Giant Redwood
Forests oi California, introducing ihe Prettiest.
Brightest ami mou Bowltchlng Little Singing I
uid Dancing Soubrette on the stage. . fl
Marion Ehnore,
Supported by the Original Company direct from
HavorlyVlueatre, New i'ork.
New and Characteristic Scenery, Costumes and
Properties. Metroi?Jlltan Lust. Positive Character
Triumphs.
Admission, 50 and 73-cents. Reserved Seats,
81.00. Matinee ptieos, 25 and 50 cents; on sale at .
Wilson A Ba timer's music store, Wednesday, De- f
ccmtxT'^th. d?fl5
OPEKA HOUSE. I
MONllAY, JANUARY ], ISSil. '
Urniul llollilnynidiiit'cat 2 I\ M.
The greatest moral nudcxcltlURdiUnw on the stage,
100 WIVES,!
(A STORY OK MORMON LIKE) (
JOSEPH HERMAN I
And the Unrivalled
DRAPER-HERMAN COMPANY! A
New American Comedy Drama in Four Acts, by
O. A. PlKRCE and JAMB) B. KONNION*.
Special Scenery, Costumes and Music. I
Matinee Prlccs, 25,56, and 76 cents.
Evening Prices, Mand 75 cents
Peats on at W'lhou & Haunter's Mtwlc Store.
do 17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. * '
tfOIWD-^UIT OF* BOYS' OLOTIJ. I
X. ING-OwnorMm lmrcby piyiiigclurst* Rnrt 1
proylm proix?rty. U4lU> intulliKenfCf.oitic^. >1 yiH 1
WASTED-HOUSE OK FOUR Ott
T T five loomi nndkltchoo, One with ht?t anil
row water anil btth room prt?ferre<l. CemuPloct*
llotl. A'Mrpgi, X, f.ock KqjcK76. dyftf
gTOOB HOLDERS' MEETING.
'Iho Anuunl meeting of the Stockholders ol the
I'eAbotlr ItiMitiitice Cuuitmiiy will be held tit the
DflJccoi tJ)o(toujjv?iy, So 1JW1 Mnrkft Iri-el, uu
luwduy, Jmiuary 'J, 18KI, at '2 o'clock r. m.
J. V. PAUI.L,
ilcvsjmisa i Hccrtjtnry.
OTOUKHOLDEUS' MEETING.
The muiutl mcelitiK of the Stockholder* ot the
dim* in miTviiim ?nuvj iur wiu ui'.uim ui uirirloin
to nerve thoomndm: year, will bo hold hi tliu
IJ/inklr/fC Monro on Monday, Jamiary H, 1813, be,wcoii
the hour* ol 1 ami a o'clock v. m.
dcCT K. I* JKMQW, Cmhlfr, /
gTOCKUOLUEKS' MEETING. V
'Ihoanmul meeting o( tlio PlAck holders ??( llie
l'oo|>le'M lUnk ol Wheeling will bo hold *t the
llojuliiK HiiUmj on Tuesday, January #, 1M3, boiwct'ti
the hour* of 10 a. m. miiI l i?, m., (or tlio
election of Xiirvcton* for the ?Minufug your.
OKO. W. KUKUAHT. JR.,
>1 ?2,a __ tmhler.
J^LEOTION NOTICE?
OHKMAN IMNJT.
Tlio annual meeting or iho Stockholder* ol the
loriniui Hank of Wheeling, will bo hold at the Bankng
llotiu- on Validity, January #, 18JW, between the
iminiot I and4 o'clock i\ m,, for Iho election of
Directors for the ensuing year.
L J. 1HYJ1A, CmbJer.
WintKUNo, W. N'a., Doc.'27.1S82. dfJi
VpOTlCK.
O'ho regular uuniul mooting of the Stockholder*
>f Ihe.lUuHFIruHud Marino Juvuniuce CGumany
if Wheeling, for llio elcetfon of DfroctoiH. will bo
old at the olllro of tin1 comNo. ni.'> Markut I
trcot, on Monday, January olh, between tlio hours 1
it Vmul 12 o'clock.
de'it J. C. OKU, Secretary,
RE G U L A li WHEEL!NO,
MOUNIHVlM.K AND l'0W-i inigi Ml
iATAN IWCK1CT.?Steamer
O *V- T.TTO A Ci
IviiYcii Wheeling Daily nl 3i\ x.
deffl J, Q. M0UH18, Cupula.
gCUOMACKEK
GOLD STRING PIANOS.
W. 8. UlITClIINS, Agent,*
No. 80 Twelfth Street.
1 will give my personal attention to Piano
Cnnlng also. * do28
pOR NEW YEARS.
Sew Vent's Curtis, Juvenile and Miscellaneous
tookn, Diariesttnil Almanac*. News uml Literary
fcpvi* ami Mauatlues by tUe year nt publishers'
owt'it prices; UeJlvweu eveiywhere live.
(!. 11. QUIMBY,
1 lloobtcller hiul NevvwleaU'r,
de27 ltH Market Street.
piMAKUEh AT
OPEUA IIOU.SK,
THURSDAY NIGHT, DKCEMUF.lt 28th.
Tickets 35 cent#; no -extra clmrge for re*
ler^ed seats; for sale at Drugstores and AV1U I
on ik, H?\nner's. de27
J^OTICE.
Fourth Ward Republicans
Vre reouesled to meet ?t Atlantic Engine House at
30 o'clock Til IS EVENING for the purpose of HUg<
jesting names to go on the tlcketn for Council ami
uembcrof tho Executive Coiuinlltee, to be voted
or at the primariesSaturday.
J. W. ARMSTRONG,
<le21 Member Kx. Committee.
J^OTICE.
The Kepublican voters of the Seventh .
tVard are requested to meet at Lukens' ^
irocery this (Thursday) everting at 7:!i0
('clock. By order of
degg* COMMITTEE. .
piItST WARD REPUBLICANS.
The Republican voters of the First AVard
ire requested to meet at the Vigilant Engine ^
louse this (Thursday) evening at 7 o'clock, v
ireparatory for Saturday's Primaries. de28
ijPAKERlJJS, =
^ 5 centa per pound.
Tenderloin, 12J? cents per pound.
Backbone}1, 3 cents per pound,
TO-DAY, lit
D. C. LIST, JR/S,
degg 28 Fourteenth St
pARLOR COAL VASES,
BRAS3 FIKE SETS.
KTKEL FIkE SETS,
Brass and Enameled I'arlor Fenders.
A flue assortment, which we will close out at re- a
uced prices. Call early and net a bai^uin at M
SESblTT A BUO.'S, M
degj 1312 Market Street. ^
^TOTICE.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES!
Kepublican voters are hereby notified that the
rhnary election, lor the seJcetJon of the Uepublian
candidates lor the ensnlog city election, will
'O held nt the usual voting places in the several
rnrd of the city, oil SATUIUUY, DECEMBER
3th, between the hours of Hand 7 ?*. *.
Candidates for both Branches of Council and a
lember of the City Executive Committee are also
j uuMJivcii'u ui t'ltcu waru.
By order of the City hxecutlvc Committee.
C. P. HAMILTON, President. _
J. I). KLSO.V, Sec'y. ria? ft
j^EAL ESTATE FOR SALE. I
Tue Heal Estate ?( which Jesse Nell' died seized I
i now offered at private sale, to-wit: A lot in the I
own of Sioundsville, V. Va., on which a tannery, U
j erected, containrug tHiny tan vats, four leeches,
ix limes, pools arid halts-, engine, holler, lurk mill,
nd conveniently arranged and well loeated for re
clvlng or shipping either by river or rati road.
Also, the lots in same town with a two story brick
nd frame dwelling, containing eight large rooms
i/d a one story brick lenemout hnwewlth base*
tent. This is a de.irable property for residence
nd building lots.
Also '200 acres of good farm land In Sarpy county,
lybraska, located ucar the thriving town of Swingeld.
on the Missouri tactile Hailroad. and seven
riles from I'appillioQ. on the Union I'aeltte Kail- .
oad. and county seat of Sarpy county, 2febra*ka,
nd eighteen miles west of Omaha; described as
)llows: The west hall ol the N. E. Qr. and 8. K.
?r. of the ti. K. Qr., Sec. 24. Township 18, range 11
ast, 120 acres, and the north half of the ri. U. Qr of
ec. 'i-\ Towmhlp 18, rouge 11 east, 80 acres.
The property situated in Moutuhville. W, Va., 1(
ot sold before the 3d (lay of March, 1S83. will on
iiatday, oMnmenoiugnt 10o'clock a, h., hootVered
I public salo "t Court llouw in MojjndsvJlio.
ior further information call on or address the 1%,
ndoisinned Administrator with will annexed of |JI
. .. ut miuv s uwii, ??. v?.
aca-rrlus- L. ?..i.UKTIN.
SAVE FUEL a|
BY APPLYING
VALENTINE'S PATENT |?
:ell Weather Strip.,
TO YOUR DOORS AND WINDOWS,
As it Perfectly Excludes n old,
Wind, Xtain,
SNOW AND DUST. "
It Is the Best and Cheapest, as it does not
ecome Hard, Brittle und Unpliable in cold
'eather; uor ilelt aud Stick in warm
eather.
klm House Ait Store, $
K. L. JUCOLL, Agent,
>le28
CHRISTMAS !
<ow Opened and ready for Inspection, tlie
Largest and moat elegant stock of
joods for the Holidays I
TO BK FOUND IN TIIE CITY. |
Gold Band will Dcconiteil CJiina, _
jliumlier Sets, Majolica Ware,
Bisque, Bnrbntinc, Lava anil Cliina ~
Jriiaments, Vases, Cologne Sets, T
llotto Cups, Mugs,
And a Large Variety of
Fancy iNoveltiest.
l'leaso call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
JOK3ST FRIEDEL, *
1130 MAIN 8TREET.
delC
CLOTHING?J. DRILLE9,
WHENEVER
"STOTX SEE A.
Jlothiag Advertisement
THINK OP
J.6RILLES,
1158 Main Street.
LET
J.BRILLES,
m MAIN STRFFT
IIVV mnin uiiihkij
to the next thought to any wish
unil you will bo
SAFE!
d<?21
DRY GOOD.
HOLIDAY
4
GOODS.
Irues&
Hnffp.r
VUilVI
Are better prepared than ever
sfwe. to show a fine line of ttie
)ove goods, and would earnestrequest
their patrons to call
! early in tlie day as possible
i as to avoid tlie crowd,
TORE OPEN AT NIGHT.
lines & Coffer
ileti!8
HA^SANPCAPS.
q*E\V STOOirOF
PALL AND WINTER
C -A. 3? S 7
Just Received at
Seo.J .Mnllii.son's
1222 MARKET STREET.
del 3
MUSICAL GOODS.^ ' _ ?
MUSICAL
! ATTRACTIONS. j
************A**************
1 respectfully amjouiico tli?i tnupfcr to wo o( tliu
Aui'HcU'h of tfio followlim K<r*t-c!law? urtd ((plliLto
I'JANOS ami l> KG AN B, oi which u full block U'now
Hrilvlng:
PIANOS.
Sfeimvttv A Sous,
Decker lltm,
lltiitiuH llros.,
Vane & Sona,
Fiuher. Ac.
ORGANS.
Mimon & Hamlin,
.S'lionimjcr,
Ustey A Co.,
Ohio Valley,
Hamilton, &c.
Before jmreliiulnj; thewhore, eoino ami loam
uiv prices nint ivrtufli for I can nlve yon better
value for your money than any homolu llio trade.
Anv Instrument on our list jmmI oil easy payment*,
una MhtIkI tonus to cash bn)cm.
The lurgwt Hock ot
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS
In tho city, with n full lino of other MUSICAL
GOODS, cheaper than olwrtrhcre.
80LK AGENCY" FOU THE
Mcl'AJ1MA.NY ORUANETTE.
li/nn ii ni inn
wiyi. n. oniim,
555 Tweiaii Stro'et,
df'22 WASH 1ST,ION' HALL
JpOR SALE.
A GOOD SECOND-HAND
Steiinvfty Piano,
AT A BAKGAIN.;
I Call soon.
LUCAS' MUSIC STOKE,
|pai 1 !-< .; Main airrpi.
JgAliUAIN IN AN
UPRIGHT 1'IANO.
Ah UprJglil Pi/urn, manutactured In IJt'rilii, i?
good order, for Nile ut a very low prlu-.
WILSON it BAUMEH,
de2.H 1308 Market Street.
QltGANS FOR CHURCH USE.
A number of excellent
SECOND HAND ORGANS,
Suitable for Church or Sunday School, m well as .
P?rlor use, at low ltrlces, 011 easy terms, at
SilKlJrS MUSIC bTORK, '
no!8 MTwclfth St.. tv?Miliir.tnu Ilnll.
DRUGGJSTS.
>
A MERRY XMAS!.
1
Holiday Goods!;
ELEGANT NOVELTIES! i
ItEDUCEl) I'ltlOES!
-AT? . J
LOGAN & CO'S,
DRUGGISTS,
ileH BRIDGE CORNER.
KlFTS 1
DIARRHEA
COMPOUND,;
Tlio oHly wife and certain euro /or
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrlifl'a,
Dyscitlary, Colic, Ciaui|is, Sum- .
mm- Complaints, &c, [
Inv?ltiuble for children during their Second *
Summer. In use for more than twenty years and
has never failed. No euro no |wy. Pricc 50 ceuts.
K. A. McGA.BE &CO., Proprietors,
i?l WnKKLING. W.va.
i i 'TIjnL s
Tliu PUKtvor nuu mom economical i'ovvder you
can buy. Try it. Sold by
R. II LISr, Manufr, 1010 Main Street,
And by all Brsl cletx Grocers. ~
FOR COXJGrll! J
Use SYRUP TOLU TAR ami WILD CHERRY. It
seldom fails to give immediate relief. Sold only by (
K. II. LIST, Druggist,
dog? lOiO Main Htreeti
stationery,
HOLIDAY GOODS!;
A.T COST.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
Wholesale it lletail Booksellers it Stationers,
1301 JURKET ST.
?lo2C .
JjTEW GOODS f
P.
ARBIVI1VO DAILY. n
P
c
BLANK BOOKS, o
STATION my.
WALL PAPER ami j
FANCY GOODS. . j
The largest stock and best assortment in a
the ci ty. i
Sold retail at wholesalo prices by '
J"osej)Ii Graves, [
fold 211 TWELFTH RT. *
CHl8. K1UI!K. MI. iTBiltu. PMVU hinuw.
a. KRAUS cSc CO., !
B
(Successor to JI. Schmulbucl) A Co.,) I.
DiroilTUllS AND DEALERS [
IS FORKIGM AND DOMESTIC .
WINES and LIQUORS, BRANDY, r
GINS, COItDLVW AND WHI8KIU3. I
No. 113U Bliti-lcef; Sti-oot. i
nc5 \
M
.. 4
, Mf >?ret?bl? and Montr Hec4 CaUlocue ftr
1 Hl?S ?)IT l? ttnt fMBB 10 *11 who apply. Cuttumm of
! ( Mi?on need not write fat It. All ftftd mm (ton my
ntiUUhment ?trrtal?d to t? both ftcth ?nltnie to tum?.
to Ur, that thouij It prate othenlw, I ?8te? to refill the
order *riti?. My collection el ttfeMi le wed l? tone of
the tno?t e iten*l? e to b? (uund In *njr AmeilcM ciUIOfue,
ind Urge Mtt of It U of my own growing. At Ike
orielnul Introducer of Early oltU *nJ llurbmU
I'otalot*. Mni-blrhend rjirlj Cent. the ll?W?nr?t g
*<iuath, Mnrblrliru<l CnUb??f.l'hlnnf j'? Melon, (
imt ?cor? o( other ne? Vegetable*, 1 In rite the |>*tron- fl
age of the public. In the garden* and on the farm* of ft
Ihote who plant my *e?d will I* found my belt adtenltr- I
aunt. JnmOti J, H. CrogQry, Matbltbeid, MutDRY
OOODB.
CHRIST (VI AS
flTTraarmmm i
HI IliHUIIUNui
I
?AT?
J. S.RHODES SCO'S.
NEW FUR LINED CIRCULARS,
NEW RUSSIAN CIRCULARS,
SEAL SKIN SACQUES,
AT LOW 1'IUCKS;
JUST RKCICIVICD.
A New Stock Colored Horde red Handkerchiefs.
A Case New Dark Callcocs.
Now Similes Colored Cashmeres.
A new assortment of Laco und Linen Neckwear.
3 Button Black Kid Gloves,
ai ouo, worm $i.uu.
BLACK SIJ.KS
At $1.00, $1.23, $1.60; $L.(V?, $2.00. and upwards,
that arc good value.
p.trA large assortment of small articles
suiUible for Presents. Call and see them at
J, S. RHODES & co:s,
deS'J .
EASTERN
DRY GOODS STORE.
IIUAI)(J(JA1{T?I!S FOR
Holiday Goods!
MARSHALL & CO,, r
lllO Mniii Street.
riuceT niedi av nc caunv nnnne
i unai uioiuu ui miiui uuuuo
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS C1TV,
it prices that \\ill fairly astonish purchasers.
BOOKS! 1
Children's Picture Books in endless variety.
Standard Authors, embracing Scott. ThacKjry,
George Elliot, Longfellow, Whittier, ?
[rviug, Macauley.&c., ?fcc. |1
Full Set Waverly Novels, in 21 vols., finely \
irinted and hutiud, $10. %
All our Books were bought at an extra ilis- .
:ount, which enables us to sell them at halfirice.
PLATED WARE,
/hina "Ware,. Majolica Ware, Japanese Ware,
Dressing Cases. Jewelry, Albums, Scrap
Books, Clocks, Toilet Sets, Picture
Frames, Pictures, Dolts, Ac.
An immense stock of Ladies' aud Gents'
rTandkerchie/s at onr uopular prices.
A line assortment of Linen Napkins, TowIs
and Tahle Cloths, very cheap.
Lace Scarfs and Fichus in great variety.
Marshall Ac Co.,
?lel4 1110 MAIX STREET..
'LUMBING, GAS AND STEAM PITTING*
JIEIMBLE & LUTZ, f
PLUMBERS, Ea
las and Steam Fitters,
1418 Market Street
Heating and ventilating of public baild- P
tips, dwellings and factories a specialty.
au'Ji
JWIOMI'SON k' II11515 ARD,
PIUCTICAL PLUJU5EKS,
3as and Steam Fitters ?
1314 MARKET STREET, C
Wheeling-, W. Vrt.
SPECIALTIES,
team lloiitlng niul Ventilation,
Heil Jacket Force Pump,
VudertvrIters Gas ifaolilne,
frD'OMcrs from the country promptly tilled. _ ,
teS n
^yu. IIAUK >t SON, - u
J'liAOTICAI, rr/OMBKUS,
U AS AND STEAM FI'lTKItS.
No. 33 Twelfth Street JQ
All work done promptly at reasonable prlcta. )a7
J^TJUE F1TXON,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER, ^
3ras and Steam l^itter,
1410 MAIN STREET.
AH oxloin ymmptlr nliwlwl to. I?l r?g
'850,000 FOH$2r
: 51st "
Irand Extraor?Mnary Holiday Drawing
OF THE t il
In tho City oi Lou!Invllle, on ^ ^ ^ () j
SATURDAY, JXKCMBElt 30.
Thefe Drawings occur on the last tiny of each
toruh (Siindttj-s excepted). g.lo,<io<> Capital
rise. this mouth oiily. Herniated adindlcoHnn ??r
cdcnl and State Courts havo placoU ttils Comuiiv
beyond >ho controversy of the )a?v. To this
otnpmiy bclonps the nolo honor of having Iiihuku- T
Ued the only plan by which their drawing* arc xrovcu
honest and fair bcyornl question.
N. B.?The Company has now oil hand a large
jiplwl and tt?*crvo Fund. Read carefully tho list
f prises lor tho
DECEMBER DRAWING. H,
250,(001100 Prizes SlOOcach.flO,000 W
1 Prize, ... 10,0001*200 Prizes 850 each. 10,000 "
L Prise ^000 GOO Prizes $20each, 12,000
J PrlzesSl,(XX)each,10,000 1,000 Prizes JlOeack, 10.000
) Prizes 500each,10,000| ' '
i Prizes fjWO each, Approximation Priie*, $2,700
) Prtees 8200 each, " " fgoo
> Prlscfl SI00 each, " ..." mq &C
M Prixca. Vt
Thole Ticket# ?2. Half Tickets, 81. 2J
Tickets, ?30. 55 Tickets, $100. gt
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or bend bj V
jcpn^s. Don't soud by Roistered U-ttor or Post- ^
mee Order. Onlere at $5 and upwards by Kxprctu, B
?u be sent at our expense. Addrew all orders to %
" vounur journal uuuuinc,
/>?KYI])/>, Ky. UtWiThs.tw
rUE WASHINGTON (D.C.) WEEKLY f
STAR. EJIT^JIUSUKD 82 YKAK.H, ?
The Staii 1h u large, independent eiBlit p*so a
Apcr of fifty-Fix columns, cut, pasted ami folded. J\
lonialns rt'pitu of Cong rem. nil ?;ovcrnmetit Dp.
artinentR. U. 8. Court*. Washington News nnd
io*a!p, l'oiitlcnl, remiTial. Society And Local Af.
jlr?, Correspondent. gkutnhuc, Home Article*
Kshfott Note*, Telegraph Sewn (baring its own'
lire to New York). Literary h oich, Tlio Markets
U\. ?tnd for HpH-imen. Try it. Onlv'ON'K EOI^ Ins
<A?* Year. AMwm, Tiff Wh'KfcLY STAR,
laKUlugton, D.C, deWvrhww C
}
pur coops.
IW\. Jpvi 'I
\ 15 i,-J fc.1 jv
JE8.E. STIFEL&CQ.
II I a ill nwnfm*
1114 MAIN ilnhtl,
. . ? ,
"CHRISTMAS,
NEW YEAR,
llnvlng nmiie extensive
Iit't'imrations for (lie coming
Holidays wo are now
lirt'imvcd to show an elc
glHlt 11110 01 iAIMJl llllll
STAPLE Uooils suitable
for Clirisinias and New
Year's l'resents. Ail early
call is respectfully solicited.
WRAPS.
At no time this season
lias our stock ol' Wraps
btion iurger tliiin at present;.
Iiiwsiim Circulars in
every variety.
Seal Plushes.
Wo have just received I
ton (10) pieces of Scull
Plush. I
iEO.E.SHFEL&CQ.,
1114 MAIN 'STREET,
(Vlteeliiigr, W. Y?.
tie?'
mi l THOMAS.
FALL TRADE
I^or 1SS3.
JtJST OFEISTED 1
FULL LISES OF
T.ATyrTngy
IRESS GOODS!
Silks, Satins,,
ASHMERES. BROCADES.
'VELVETS,-PLUSHES,
' ?AND?
JUITINGS!
X.A.TJEST STYLES
loaks.Dolmans&Sacques
ix oi.onr.
jiiied Silk Wraps
Ladies', Gent's and Children's
Mlorweaiy Full Lines.
Gent's anil Hoys' Suitings, Elegit
Gooils.
BLAWKBTS.
West Virginia Country Flannels,
e host in the Trade.
LEGANT CARPETS!
U1 Latest Patterns?Body Brussels, Tapestry
and Ingrains, Bugs.
I Cloths, Linoleum, WindowBlades,
and Curtains,
Grout llargalus.
Carpets Cut Without E)xtra Charge.
jive Grcese I^eatliers
ALWAYS OX HAND.
e Court a Close Cash Trade.
A Lot of lloninanta anil Last
ason's Goods at one-half their
iluo.
ttone&Ttiomas
XOSO Ma.in Sti-eet.
tc()
^WONDERFUL AN1) MIRACULOUS
Fortune Teller.,
UDAMK KICIfARDSOK will remain in Wheelfor
O.sr..MoKiii Lcjs'dER, at 44 Fifteenth street,
vfccu Kofl' ami Jaw); M/eeta.
oiunrttation?ONE DOU*AH? de22
EDUCATIONAL* \
SCHOOL FOR G1RIM
gnurllJ.Mothetly Cuj.Gnod ewtdlnc.
Location and Reasonable Unuy.w
Hit. DtiOliiintnl Aomlvniy,
NKAK WHKKUNO, W, VA,
The thirty-fourUi year ol thlMwll known t?cha.i
for CUrli. umlcr the cbugcof UicfUtm o? ih* vts.
Hallon, ot*u* on the Unit Monday ol EevteuiUr
iu.it, and continue* teu lnoMb*.
I'luUti xoeetved at any; time In the iculun,
Thoio \rh<jrt<*iru to place their dauxhtm lu tii
IniUtutlou horiM KfV*?* i t'ln t'.VVi
In the way ot heaUntul an/l d? gntlulk**tiuu.u.
rallent board, thorough dUclpJUie?ud ItuuuMuii, i
ut thehamUof life long teacher*. )u every Uej.attlniMtt
of fctntle'eduentton, Including th?j taou*iu i
latutURRei and uiuMc, at very navmablo min, I
ihould send for a catalogue o( thta ichool. Adds**
DIltlCTUKSS OK Tllte AtJADRMY
milt OK TIIK VISITATION.
Mr. Dttiii*"'"
jjwiuw . Near Whwll\l?
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSE
The next mwIoh l?*glu? 8KITKMBKH 6th, Uu
Ton Separate Wchoob, luehidlutc School ol ttUtoiv
anil Kchool of KjiKlhh. l ull rouncn In U* ?m
Medlclho o.ilonJlHK tbrouKhcm the m nlon. iu!
Junseil faculties for mudy of l'hy?l?Al SvUnm ?m '
Kclentltlc AttrlcnUurv; completely eyil|>|*d i htiu.
leal hibrotory. Thorough counnn In Ai>Wi>m iu<
Modem language* and llttsratnte, Text UmWt
cost. N'tcojMiry cxpeu>et not over 8175, for(*V. I
uloguo aud other Infoiuialiou aildrvt*
VV. L. WILSON, I'rmtdeut,
anft Monnmtown.w. Vi,
Business College i
Two Courses-Commercial course and common
Knttllfh branches t>|*clal arrHiiKement* lot xhor?
oukIi Instruction lu thu Knglbb bronchi*, Jjioj.
Instruction, (,'rtii enter at any titu?. Lwlin
admitted. Call "at College otllceorwnd lor clivu.
law. Addrua,
J. M. FRAftHHR A CO.,
auHMvu.t'y WheeUm;, W. Vn,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A LE2CA.NDKH BONE, SR.,
notary public, general rusinks* and
L1CKN8KD HEAL ESTATE AO EST, HTOUK
AND MONEY lHtOKEIL-Uwd*, Lew**. .Kkjmal.
edgoment#, and Partnership Agreement* drawn mi,
Merchant*' and ManufaeturerK' lk>okn ojKiivj, '
Hoi'M!* Rented, ltents Collected, Colli dlum i
promptly iemltled?All burintM corr^jHmdima
crtiifloMiUtillv tn Vn iim
"OU'Httiock"^ TOriior"Market *ii d * Tvr*l*1 Itli*" V t
Wheeling. Went Virginia. iki17
JAMES GILCHRIST,
Civil Engineer, Surveyer ami Kxtmlntr
.of Land Titles.
OrricK:?No. 1142 Chnplino Street, Wheeliny,
W. Vx Telephone, C-M. mil?,
JJ C. rKJEllMAN,
Juniice oi'tlio Pciun;,
Office?Lower End of Second Ward Market lion#,
Will nttend to the collection of clalma. AU tm?|pass
will be promptly attended to. u.ii
TA3IES A. HENRY,
LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER,
And General Business Agent, Collector and Notary
Public,
1G16 MAKKCT BIKER!".Personal
Attention given to renting hotiHt, tv.l'
lectins jtnW, purchase ami sale ct K-alwiiitc. Hliu
land renslonnCertified; Deed#, Letups and otlitr
I written tmlrumento piei'aml. 10 I
Q. 0. SMITH, |
Real Estate, Bontl & Slock Itroker.
Special attention given to collecting renti ajid u>i
Kcueral management of Rent Estate.
mhl 1220 Main street, Wheeling, W. Vi,
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. nULLlIIE!? has returned to the city ntid re
???? K...VHCU vi uivu4Ciiiu ruci surgery. ltd
can be- found at the
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
over the City Bank, Market street. my it
BUSINESS CARDS.
Stephen mccollough,
CARPENTER AND BUfLDKR.
Brick Buildings erected complete In all modern
Improvemeuts. Also wooden building* fitted ui>
complete on Jot. Wcoden bulldittps framed and
lltttd up In yard at work shop and tnkeiv to *u]r
part huu completed. ot? reasonable terms. All ulUT4tJoi)#
junoe on old buildJnjrs. roof*, valley# n:i<l
sky-llghta particularly attended to. Desks, mumera
and shelving tlttc*! up on abort notice. Stow*
fronts jm t In and s'.orevaltered. ltesldenee No. a*
Sixteenth street, formerly occupied by Jlr. Hon Kiley.
Shop In rear of Capitol, on Alloy i:i. my 11
JpEAEGUS WHALLY,
Fashionablo BootHultor,
US TWELFTH STREET,
Next to Sheriff's ottlrp.
The Beat material, best fit and mmt rmonaMo
prices for the very best work in the city. u U
xyiLEELING BOILER WQfiiXS.
Manufacturers of portable, stationary, tnarlao
boilers, breeching, chimneys, tauks, stllla, down,
shutters and ail Kinds of heavy sheet Iruu work.
Dealers in second-hand boilers. For information
apply to - COX ?<: MOUHIHON,
V/? Jrs* Muri-ot
Telephone C-21. Repairs special atteutluii. Ternu
reasonable. myb
0. LIST, JB.,
fork: packer
Andcurer ol the celebrated C1TR5TK& WKATJ\ !
which are now ready and (or sale at
28 FOURTEENTH HTKKKT,
My 8.0, Meata aro all branded, "IJst'd Chester." |
J M. CLOUbTON,
DUL1C ja
Hraln, (Iround Feed, Haled Hay, Straw lc?
South Street, Near Market Street Brld>;e,
Will pay the highest market price lor wheat, corn,
and oats. ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN M. HOON ? CO.,
llflO MAIN STREET,
J)KA!.m J.N
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AM) OILS
IN CAK LOTS. d<-l 1
B. DA-VKKPOET, C. B. EOGI.KHTO.V,
General.* Of D. ICgglettou A Hon, S{*d*l
B. DAVKNPOllT CO.,
commissionDealeni
la Grain, Flour, Seeds, Provisions, ChetM
. and pried Fruits.
U7 WASHINGTON' RT.. <IKT()A?P
PICTURES AND ART MATERIALS.
A?y r ujvIjI QW-ttlVl, All! AIL! All! I
Hh! is the daily laugh ol Indies calling hi
1005 MAIN HTHKfcT,
iif they delightedly rccclvo lowly Holiday l'rwenu.
Exquisite Chrisimiw and New Year's (.'unls
CJiitrmlcg Hooks, Decorated Goods, Framed mid
Unltatncd rictmcB, Elegant Albums, and thouamis
of other new ec&mm attractions at KIRK'S
ARTBTOKK. Ever}' one that aro Jh quest of Urntlful,
suitable Mid cheap Holiday Presents slimiltl
drop in nut! la^e no lime for first choice. dol'J
DENTISTRY.
rHE
Nov York DcnUil Compaiij's Onice,
1060 MAIN ST., W1IKKLIKO,
During the past yearTbotnumilB of Teeth have been
extracted nt 25 centa eiicli.
BEST GrTJ-ML SETS
AT EIGHT DOLLARS PER OUT.
$8,00. S8.00.
Go* Riven for l'ainlca Kx taction of Teeth, M>rti
?U?5 MW. McCOKMH'K A HKU. .
J}RS. SUEGISON A SON,
DENTISTS,
No, 1143 Market street WbfcclJijj, W, V*.
A11oiwn?tlnn? wimntM. l*^_
pOMSIIED MASS
Figures, Pitchers,
Sconccs, Camlclabi-iis,
1 ...I fl t 11!
Aim ticinrc rifccs,
Arriving Daily by Kxjwm. 1 gtwnintw
these goods not to tarnish.
i. Gr.
dnlfl ?
M4INK.Y MAlil.MJ.?A Uhulnte't UUin?,?*
showing how f;W) realized f I7*J In thnv "V*
ou)r~tJ7,lW in one year ?t wmie mu\ by iiwiii)
lucrative KnglUh SyMeiu of Turf 8jKruihuot?.
Alto particular* of how each reader <*n t?'1
truth of the above. fiyMetnatle Investment* ro?
ductal Rt the romhiK s'fivammh uml .V\r
Khccn, Jockey Mount*, ctc, I'rofiUreturiii-l w'7?'
ly, with chary? of 10 lwr cent from winning ,A'''
tltiK on KnulUh iWrby. (he k*ri-nt^t S J"''In
the wld. M will realUe Sl.uo" )\III" ?
He lid hUmjt for our Kueliij; (iulile. It!' HA
A CO., liti to tirvci,
desniuavf